Revokes previously granted permissions from a grantee on the extended stored procedure and any other users to whom the grantee has granted the specified set of permissions. The grantee is also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role.

Revokes previously granted permissions from a grantee on the extended stored procedure and any other users to whom the grantee has granted the specified set of permissions. The grantee is also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role.

Revokes previously granted permissions from grantees on the extended stored procedure and any other users to whom the grantees have granted the specified set of permissions. The grantees are also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role.

Revokes previously granted permissions from grantees on the extended stored procedure and any other users to whom the grantees have granted the specified set of permissions. The grantees are also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role.

Extended stored procedures are user-defined routines in a programming language such as C that extend the functionality of SQL Server. Extended stored procedures are executed in the same way as stored procedures on an instance of SQL Server. They can be passed parameters and return values.

To get ExtendedStoredProcedure object properties, users can be a member of the public fixed server role.

To set ExtendedStoredProcedure object properties, users must have ALTER permission on the extended stored procedure, or be a member of db_owner fixed database role.

To create a extended stored procedure, users must have CREATE PROCEDURE permission on the parent database or be a member of the db_owner fixed database role.

To drop a extended stored procedure, users must have CONTROL permission on the extended stored procedure or be a member of the db_owner fixed database role.